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Toronto advance voting starts tomorrow: 50 voting places open Oct 6–11
Advance voting for Toronto's 2026 municipal election runs October 6–11, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily, at 50 voting places city-wide; election day is October 26.
Why it matters
Advance voting for Toronto's 2026 municipal election starts tomorrow (Tuesday, October 6) and runs for six straight days through Sunday, October 11, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily at 50 voting places across the city (two in each of the 25 wards). About 2.14 million eligible voters will elect a mayor, 25 councillors and school board trustees.
What voters need to know
Voters must cast their ballot in the ward where they live and can find their voting place at toronto.ca/Elections. Bring your voter information card (VIC) and ID showing your name and qualifying Toronto address (photo ID not required). The deadline to add or update voters' list information online is 7 p.m. on October 11. Election day is Monday, October 26, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., with more than 1,350 voting places. The mail-in request deadline has passed (September 24); completed mail-in packages must reach Toronto Elections by noon on October 14.
Election by the numbers
The City Clerk has certified 361 candidates: 53 for mayor, 190 for councillor and 118 for school board trustee; close to 10,000 election workers are staffing the vote. Kids Vote Weekend runs October 10–11, when under-18s can vote for Toronto's 2027 Tree of the Year (candidates: Basswood, Paper Birch, Red Oak, Sugar Maple, White Pine). Unofficial results will be posted at toronto.ca/election-results after voting places close on election night.
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